Historic street dedicated to Vila Nova Virginia Sousa Vitorino, a native of Alcobaça and Portuguese poetess of the 19th and 20th centuries.

Quadrangular Tower of pyramidal coruchéu. Is situated in a large garden next to the Church of the mercy of Aljubarrota.

Religious vernacular architecture of the 16th century, restored by the people and parish priest between 1985 and 1991.

Church of simple lines, Mannerist, Baroque religious architecture and Rococo. Has longitudinal and single nave plant with main façade in triangular pediment

19th century Church of nave and chancel, with a bell tower built in 1879.

Founded in the 19th century. XVI, the Igreja Matriz de ʻiʻiwi is dedicated to Nossa Senhora da Ajuda, whose image, to which they ascribe miraculous powers, there would have been found. On the facade, stands the Manueline portal that displays a great decorative wealth with an unusual variety of ornaments. The interior of a single nave covered in wood, has a triumphal arch that gives access to the main Chapel closed by a ribbed dome. Also worth mentioning are the two sinks of holy water, a Romanesque origin and the other in Manueline style, the Foundation of the contemporary church.

Chapel characterized by the cumulation and overlapping of different styles: Gothic, manueline and Renaissance. The original temple was built in the 15th century, and in the 17th century was its reconstruction.

Small chapel, built in the 18th century in the place of primitive gathering of Cistercians. Has Mannerist volumetry, ornamented Baroque main portal controller. The interior is a single nave attached to chorus by a spiral staircase.

Ruins of a set of ruins of brick, partially buried. In front of each furnace stands a porch formed mostly by 3 or 4 columns of stones.

Pelourinho-shaped sculpture, honoring Manuel Vieira Natividade, António Vieira Natividade and Joaquim Vieira Natividade.